ROAS Engine

Yes, because the purpose of the system is to expose weak performance, not hide it. This report came from a scale-up test on Topkee’s own advertising account.
Within 56 days, it identified specific breakdowns across landing pages, keywords and funnel stages, generating 43 traceable actions, with 23 completed by early July.
We publish our own difficult numbers because the system should reveal what is wrong, prioritise what needs to change, and verify whether performance improves.

The report is built to reveal the truth, not make the numbers look better than they are.

Our standard delivery cadence is: Weeks 0–2 to build the foundation, Weeks 2–4 to connect the data and deliver the first report, and Weeks 4–8 to execute the first optimisation cycle. This is a delivery cadence, not a guaranteed performance timetable. The speed and size of improvement depend on your offer, margins, sales cycle, campaign volume and channel mix. That is why we start by diagnosing your actual account first, then prioritise the actions most likely to move the commercial outcome.

Build the system. Find the leak. Execute the fix. Measure the change.

Topkee uses one fixed commercial formula: ROAS = Closed-Deal Revenue ÷ Advertising Spend.
We do not rely on platform-reported conversion value, form submissions, or other mid-funnel actions as the final measure. Revenue is reconciled against actual closed sales, then compared with the advertising spend that generated them. The same methodology is applied in every Campaign Intelligence Report, so the number remains consistent and auditable from one reporting cycle to the next.

One formula. One revenue standard. No moving the goalposts.

Every reporting cycle is measured against the same ROAS standard: Closed-Deal Revenue ÷ Advertising Spend.
If performance is not moving in the agreed direction, there is no mandatory lock-in period to wait out. Give us at least 24 hours’ notice before your next billing date, and you may end the service according to the agreed terms, without an exit penalty. The same right applies in every billing cycle, with relevant data and records available for handover under the agreed exit process.

Review the numbers. Decide based on performance. Stay only when the evidence supports it.

Yes. Your landing pages, tracking, attribution data and CRM records remain connected to systems your business controls.
Where applicable, this includes exportable records, tracking structures, pixel ownership and the agreed handover process across Weber, TTO CDP and Leadbox.
If you end the service, the relevant data and operating history remain available for handover according to the agreed terms.

Your stack. Your data. Your revenue history.

A media buyer manages the buying. ROAS Engine connects the wider system around it: paid media, landing pages, attribution, lead management, CRM follow-up, and closed-revenue measurement. Instead of depending on one person to spot problems manually, every reporting cycle identifies what changed, where performance is leaking, what action comes next, and whether it was completed. You get hands-on media operations backed by a standardised delivery system, full-stack infrastructure and traceable reporting.

A media buyer runs the campaigns. ROAS Engine makes the entire lead-to-revenue system accountable.

A simple rule of thumb:

Launch: Best if you are starting with one main advertising channel and want the full measurement system in place first.
Pro: Best if you are running two or more channels and need weekly optimisation across media, funnel and lead quality.
Pro Max: Best if you are scaling spend and need deeper, more frequent optimisation across campaigns, budget and revenue performance.
Custom: Best for multi-market, multi-channel or larger media budgets, especially if you are spending S$10,000+ per month and need a tailored media and attribution structure.    

Not sure? Share your current budget, channels and sales goals, and we’ll recommend the plan that fits your operating needs.
Start at the right level. Move up when the data justifies it.

You do not need to buy each capability separately. Convert Lab, Spend Shield, ROAS Truth, and Lead Engine are operating capabilities within the same Topkee revenue system activated according to your plan, campaign scope, and business needs. Instead of stacking separate modules, start by identifying where the biggest commercial leak sits. Then apply the right capability within the system and measure whether the fix moved the outcome.

Diagnose the problem first. Activate what matters next. Explore Convert Lab →.

There are only two main cost lines:
1. Topkee Monthly Plan
The published service fee for your selected plan. There is no separate platform setup fee, and full-funnel attribution is included according to plan scope.

2. Media Budget
Your advertising spend is paid through your own ad accounts directly to the relevant platforms, so you retain visibility over where the budget goes.

That means you can see the service fee and media spend separately without hidden platform charges or an unclear bundled total.
Clear pricing. Visible media spend. No black box.

If you already have a 2–3× ROAS baseline, the goal is not to reset the number; it is to verify how that ROAS is being measured, identify where additional revenue is leaking, and improve from your current position.
Topkee first reconciles performance using the same commercial formula: ROAS = Closed-Deal Revenue ÷ Advertising Spend. This helps confirm whether the 2–3× comes from actual closed revenue rather than platform-reported conversion value. From there, the Campaign Intelligence Report identifies the next constraints, such as lead quality, conversion gaps, wasted spend, quotation progression or sales follow-up, and prioritises the actions most likely to improve the commercial outcome.”

Your current ROAS becomes the baseline. The next objective is to find what is stopping it from going further.